Typhoon Chaba Shuts Ports and Shipyards
06/10/2016
Typhoon Chaba has caused destruction in South Korea, flooding its major ports and closing shipbuilding yards, and is heading for Japan
Typhoon Chaba has caused destruction in South Korea, flooding its major ports and closing shipbuilding yards, and is heading for Japan
The Maritime Port Authority (MPA) of Singapore has confirmed a collision between container ship Hanjin New York and MSC Claudia on September 30, 2016.
Saudi Arabian authorities have announced there is a prevalent threat to shipping in the busy Bab al-Mandab strait after a vessel was destroyed by Rebels
KVH company Videotel has announced a BWM training package which aims to help shipping to comply with upcoming maritime regulations
Braemar (incorporating The Salvage Association) has exposed the need for more training to be provided to prevent casualties in the event of accidents involving vessels
Increasing traffic in the Strait of Malacca in the contested South China Sea region is causing much concern over the safety of the vessels
A fire in the cargo tanks of the Mexican-flagged ‘Burgos’ chemical carrier, off the coast of Veracruz, which began at noon on September 24, 2016 has been extinguished after three days of firefighting
The Windhoek was boarded by pirates off the coast of Guinea on September 21, 2016, and its cargo raided
The Chinese cargo vessel Gan Tai Tai Zhou was grounded by typhoon Meranti and its oil cargo has spilled along the coast
The Turkish flagged cargo vessel Murat Hacıbekiroğlu 2 sank in the Mediterranean Sea at 15:30 local time on Sunday September 19, 2016
Graham Construction has announced it has recorded one million man hours free of incidents at the Port of Liverpool for Peel Ports
A major fire broke out of a container ship off the coast of Hong Kong on the evening of August 19, 2016
